function Constants(){
};

Constants.Premium = "premium";
Constants.Vip = "vip";

Constants.Moneybookers = "moneybookers";
Constants.PayPal = "paypal";
Constants.CreditCard = "creditcard";

Constants.UserNameAndPasswordRequired = 1;
Constants.UserNameRequired = 2;
Constants.PasswordRequired = 3;
Constants.InvalidLoginDetails = 4;


function Enum() {
}

// you can use the same technique as weith constants, 
// but group them to emulate enum behaviour
Enum.LoginValidation = {
	ValidationSuccess : 0,
	UserNameAndPasswordRequired : 1,
	UserNameRequired : 2,
	PasswordRequired : 3,
	InvalidLoginDetails : 4,
	FirstNameRequired : 5,
	EmailRequired : 6,
	InvalidEmailFormat : 7
};

// can be used like => Enum.LoginValidation.ValidationSuccess